Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

Pork, Sc; Hams Eastern, l6a:, California,
\ he; Bacon. medium, 311c; selected, 11c
extra light, 12c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 18th.
| FLOUR-Has again advanced. Net cash
prices for California Best Family, 81 75Cd4 95 q
Dbl; Bakers extra. 81 55e4 70; superfine, $50
| 3 40
| WHEAT-The market is inactive. Continued
| dry weather gives encouragement to sellers and
they hold for all they believe their product to be
worth. On the other hand, buyers exhibit no
particular haste in operating Movement is
| therefore necessarily slow The situation, how
ever, is easier in tone than short time ago.
owing, perhaps. to the absence of any pressing
export demand. No. l shipping grades
| quotable at 81 55@1 5715 p ctl
CALL BOARD sALES-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-200 tons, 81 6731 100, 81 613S;
coo, 81 66s; 600, 81 66s 1900, 81 66 1o6 81 66as
| q ctl
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 661f; $500, 81 &C;
| 1900, 81 655s; 500, 81 6534 q ctl
| BARLEY-Is firm, ard is likely to remain so
as long as the rain holds off. For feed that can
be classed No. grade 81 III q ell is the ask
| ing figure, and it looks if there would have to
| be some change in the situation before dealers
| incline to make concessions. A less desirable
| article can be secured at 81 10. In Brewing
descriptions business is somewhat meager, owing
| to the comparatively high ruling rates. Stocks
are under good control. and sellers are firm in
their asking price of S 25 q ctl for the better
quality. The stock in the State at the beginning
of the year was larger than most operators au-
| tieipated and to this circumstance may be
| traced perhaps the marked decline in prices on
| Call Board contracts.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe SESSION.
| Buyer season-700 tons, 81 20: 700, 81 1917; 400
81 1871; LOO. 81 10: 200, 81 1876 100, 81 1871;
| 800, 81 1871; 400, 81 is.
Seller season-2O0 tons, 81 l1s4 q ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Buyer season-100 TONS 81 1873; 200, 81 IS; 100,
81 III; 100, 81 1734 100, 81 175 loo 81 ia; 500
81 1873 200, 81 1871; 100, 81 1G3 & 400. 81 l61a . et
OATS--Light receipts small stocks and good
| buoyant. No. Feed, 81 5O@l So; No. ?, 81 421a
| al Az; Milling, 81 60@l co. Surprise, ii 500
| ! 65; Black, for seed, 81 5o@1 80; Nebraska,
| CORN-The situation is still unfavorable for
| the selling interest. Liberal arrivals and few
| buyers cause dealers to be more willing to meet
heavy supply, and asking rates have been low
cred California, large Yellow, 81; small yell
low. 81 o5@1 10; White. sl@i O5 Z. ell; Ne
' sEEDsHW SHA1 quote it M Mustard Brown. 500
so; Yellow, 81 25@2 rs p cts Canary, 214@S1zc;
| Hemp, 3@4c:. Rape, 17a@2c; Timothy,
@6c; Alfalfa, $1,000; Flax, 81 1872 ctl
| HAY-Consignments are not heavy, and the
| market shapes more in the interest of Sc lers.
We quote: Alfalfa. sl0@ .; Dat, S9912; Barley,
IS al0; Wheat. sl0@14 p ton
|
HoPs-Market stagnant. No buyers. Prices
| nominal at 1S422c q h.
BRAN-Firm at ruling rates. Quotable at
RYE-Inqury nominal at the moment Hold
| ers ask 81 3215 q ctl for good ar icle.
! UCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 l0@1 % q ctl,
according to quality.
POTATOES-The market is in pretty good
shape for sellers. There is good and general de-
| mand, and product that is at all desirable sells
ft,axt orf nj FIJI fiorIra In inh-
bling way, better prices are often realized We
quote: River Reds, 90c@Sl 20; Early Rose, 90c
| @Sl; Peerless. S1@1 IS; Tomales, 81 20Sl So
Petaluma 81 GOAL So; Burbank Seedlings. 81 so
| al 10: Jersey Blues. 81 25@1 60; Oregon Garnet
Chile, 81 356l 50 p ctl.
ONiONS-lmported stock from Spain finds
jobbing custom for Seed use at at 81 % q ctl
Prizes for domestic product are somewhat irreg
ular, owing to difference in the quality OF offer
| ings. Quotab ut 81 5otGl so = ctl for good to
choice Inferior stock is slow of sale at 7oc@sl
| q ctl.
BEANS-White descriptions are concentrated
| in few hands and are firmly held. With this
exception the market is favorable for buyers.
| Limas are in poor request and concessions
would be necessary If sales were forced. Pink
and colored generally have an easy tendency.
| Bayos, 81 5o@l 20 Bntter, 81 5o@l 40; Pink,
Pea. 81 50@1 50: Small White, 81 50@1 so q ell.
VEGErABLES-No Rhubarb or Asparagus
this week. The frosty spell is checking sup
I'VE quote as follows: Green Peas S@10c r ID;
| Tomatoes, sl@2 so = box; Artichokes, 1eool5c p
dozen Gsrross, $4,000 . ctl: Tnroilas, 10 l75c
Gsuliaower, 81 : dozen csbhsge 4o@eoc . ctl;
Garlic, sc p D: Celery, 5ca66c !. dozen
Dry Peppers, 1otaiIc; Dry okra, 1s92oc p d;
Marrowfat Squash, sS@l0 ? ton.
FRUIT-Oranges are in light supply and
prices are steady In some sections the frost is
said to be iniuring this fruit. Apples con-
tinue plentiful. Only choice lots rs seem to be
able to buyers. We quote as follows:
Apples, o0cdSi for common. and 81 25@1 80 .
box for good to choice: Lady Apples, 81 G
Lines. s5G6 2, box California Lines, 3ec@s1
g box Lemons, sicily. s696 50; do California,
S0c@sI 50 for common. 81 75gS for choice;
Oranges, California, 81 75@2 . q box fer com
mon and S396 2 box for Navel; bsnanas.
81 so as so ~ bunch: Pineapples. sac p
dozeh; Cranberries sll@1S p Dbl; Eastern
Apples, IS 50a4 IS . Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Sun-dried Apples,
SAGE p d for sliceo and 3G4c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, lie; APP
ricots, l2c Blackberries. Toe: Figs. SC for
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
i3G15c for layers. and 10c for kegs; Nectarines,
loo; Peaches l6Gl7c for peeled, and 9eal0c for
npeeled; Pears, 3lG4c for whole ana 1GSc for
sliced machine, dried, 1l@l211ac; Pluns. sG1oc
pitted and 2@4c for unpitted: German Prunes,
6@7c; French Prunes, 5@Sc 2 70; Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 4e@l 60 box, with % 9@ q ad-
HONEY-For choice product there isligstjob-
bling demand. We quote: New Comb, l2t9lSc Q d
for choice and bGSc Tor common new DrRnt
extracted. 414n41sc.
| BUTTER-Now and then a single box of Sc
| lected quality brings trifing advance on quo
| tations. The market as rule. however, Is soft
| in tone, with everything favorable 10 con-
sumers. Fresh 70 is accommodating, and the
| immediate outlook for sellers is not as bright
as might be desired. Even with concessions
on present low prices, thee seems to be no
quick custom of magnitude. We quote as follows
Fancy; 25c good 10 choice, 21@2ic; fair
| 17@I9c; mixed lots. 129al5c; picked, l19lgc
for fancy, 16 G17c TOR choice and l59 16c Tor good;
frkin, isal9c for fancy, l5al7c for fair
TO good, and Io@l21dc for poor; Eastern 100
| CHEEsE-stocks remain light and prices are
well sustained in consequence. Quotable az I'D
| I3c for old, and 1i2l5c 2 b for new CAM
ornia, New York Creamery, l5GIl6c b.
| EGGS-The market turned a little in favor OF
sellers to-day, and better prices are being real,
| lied. Quotable at 26@27e 2 dozen; LINED, 2Oc ,
POULTRY-For good stock there is rather
general inquiry, and dealers are able 10 dispose
| of consignments of this character to fairly good
| advantage. We quote: Live Turkeys-5ob-
| blers, 14n15c Hens. 1i@l5c; dressed Turkeys, 10
@I6-; Roosters. IS 50a6 .oz oc, and $685. or
| Young. Hens, Sc az 50: broilcrs 81 50e6; Ducks
! t7s9 80 . dozen: Geese. Il 5oS? 2, p pal.
GAME-Asuy of the arrivals are poor.
Good Co. quote fat Ducks o s11e Rabbits RDs 0g Sal
! Hare, 81 1901 70 , dozen WidgeoD, SOc@st ?
| doz: Mallards 90 1872 so: Canvasback, ssdo
spngs, Sol %; Teal. 90c@sl; Small Dseks,
56as5c dozen snipe, common, Goa sc !;
do. English, s. z5a2 50 = dozen; Quail, 81 2
| dozen: Grey Geese, S2G2 %; White Geese, u %
| p dozen: Brant 81 2 dozen
| PROVisIONS-We quote: Eastern Hams. l21a'9
! ~, for -Four Ace and Armour 13@l34c Tor
/ AIlcutt Dupee, Lone Star and Whitaker;
| other brands, I1@l21zc:. California lUclc
! Tor salt refrigerator cured I1@l11&c Eastern
| breakfast Bacon. l03l1c: California Bacon,
7A5c for heavy and medium, SGs1xc tor light
and 10 a lie for extra hight; Gear
sides, 66s1Sc 2 n; Pork, $50 q Dbl for ezra
j mime x1Nd1 for prime mess, SIl@12 for